Even a request for people being successfully sued is unlikely to get a result, especially one that exceeded regular insurance coverage. 

Congratulations and I can already tell you will have tons of success. 

Raj from your interest alone, I have a strong feeling you can be very successful as a RE investor.

Foreclosure is expensive and time-consuming, so most lenders won't even begin the process of foreclosure until payments are 4-6 months behind.In a non-judicial foreclosure state like Georgia, the four weeks of public notices are all the advanced notice you're gonna get as an investor!

Does anyone have any success renewing their policy? 

I also don't know how much of a hassle or cost commitment that process would be either so any input at all would be valuable to me.

She was very successful and rarely had to foreclose. 

Yes it was rent for three months and then tenant had to go with eviction process for not being paying rent due to job loss.

I’m a registered nurse in New York City, new to real estate investing currently in the process of learning and building my knowledge base to make my first real estate purchase.

I am in the process of purchasing a new rental property and expanding on this initiative in next few years.